whosoever
Whatever person might
Whosoever is a formal or archaic equivalent of whoever, used for emphasis or in legal and biblical contexts: Whosoever believes in him shall not perish.
It adds solemnity or gravity to statements about any person who might do something: Whosoever shall be found guilty will face the consequences.
Archaic second-person pronoun
Any person whatsoever
- whatsoeverTo any extent
- whichsoeverAny one without restriction
- whateverExpression of apathy
- whicheverAny one at all
anyone · everyone · any · all · each · either · neither · no one
Deliverance from harm
- righteousnessMoral correctness or virtue
- covenantBinding formal pledge
- redemptionRecovery or moral restoration
- scriptureSacred religious writings
testament · prophecy · gospel · revelation · parables · epistle · commandment · judgment
thou
Archaic second-person pronoun
ye · hast · doth · shalt · wilt · art · ere · whence · wherefore · hither
whomsoever
Any person whatsoever
- whatsoeverTo any extent
- whichsoeverAny one without restriction
- whateverExpression of apathy
whichever · anyone · everyone · any · all · each · either · neither · no one · somebody
salvation
Deliverance from harm
- righteousnessMoral correctness or virtue
- covenantBinding formal pledge
- redemptionRecovery or moral restoration
scripture · testament · prophecy · gospel · revelation · parables · epistle · commandment · judgment · blessed